Story: "A Flower for Ambrose" by Anna and Edward Standon
Presenters this week: Julie Stevens, Johnny Ball
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm)
(Colour)
A series of ten programmes
The child is not a small adult but an individual whose muscle and bone, skill and co-ordination are each growing at their own rate - yet incredibly staying perfectly in step.
with Clive Jacobs
Reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
Weather
A Western adventure series
Starring Pete Duel as Smith and Ben Murphy as Jones
with guest stars Fernando Lamas, Diana Hyland
As Jones points out to Smith with a certain degree of accuracy, nobody but a danged fool would agree to guide a stranger into the secret hideout of the notorious Devil's Hole gang. Which only goes to prove that Smith is a danged fool - although even he might have seriously reconsidered the matter if he'd known just how warm his welcome would be!
Denis Norden introduces an Anniversary Quiz about TV programmes, past and present
This week: Music and Arts
with Patrick Garland, Norman Swallow, Joseph Cooper
starring Sacha Distel who tonight welcomes in this special edition of his show
From England: Sid James
From America: Mama Cass
From Italy: Topo Gigio
and his special international guest Caterina Valente
Also featuring France's top song-writer Francis Lai in a medley of his greatest compositions including the film music from "Love Story" and "Un homme et une femme" with The Norman Maen Dancers
Peter Knight and his Orchestra
(Radio Times People: page 4)
(Colour)
A series of three film reports by Trevor Philpott
The big city parish can be a heart-breaking place for a parson to work in. It may contain over 10,000 people. It may well be suffering from all the urban diseases of our time: overcrowding, unemployment, vandalism, racial tension, broken homes and broken neighbourhoods. How can a man be shepherd to a multitude so vast that most of them would not recognise their own parson if they met him on the street?
[Repeat]
Weather
Cole Porter, wealthy, apolitical, international playboy left perhaps the greatest single contribution to American popular music. In this profile the achievement of the composer of Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate and High Society is assessed by Brendan Gill, theatre critic of the New Yorker, Andre Previn, and Benny Green.
Georgia Brown sings some of the songs.
